Sentence examples for painstaking characteristic from inspiring English sources
This "restoration" completely altered Eakins's painstaking, characteristic tonal concerns.
To achieve the intricate formal qualities of her works, Judge executes a painstaking, repetitive process done entirely by hand, another characteristic generally pertaining to an older artistic generation: "I achieve the symmetrical quality of my work in the drawing stage of my process.
But until now, the classification of repeats into TE superfamilies and subclasses has been performed "manually," one repeat family at a time, a painstaking task that requires an exquisite knowledge of the structure and characteristics of each type of TE.
The operating technique of the now reclusive surgeon had become meticulous to the point of painstaking slowness, characterized by minute attention to detail that enabled him to perceive the physiological characteristics of tissues and of wound healing that eluded his speedier, less observant colleagues.
The way forward was eventually found "through painstaking efforts and enormous sacrifices", said Mr Hu. "The correct path is the path of socialism with Chinese characteristics, and the core force is the Chinese Communist Party," he emphasised.
"Diplomacy is painstaking work.
But progress is painstaking.
The process was painstaking.
It is careful, painstaking work".
The process entailed painstaking relationships.
